16.2 Pronouns II

A pronoun acts as a stand-in for

• adverbs

• adjectives

• nouns

• verbs

Pronouns that refer to the person speaking, the person being spoken to, or the person, place, or thing being spoken about are called

• pronouns

• personal pronouns

• reflexive pronouns

• intensive pronouns

Pronouns that end with self or selves and only add emphasis to the sentence are called

• intensive pronouns

• personal pronouns

• reflexive pronouns

• adjectives

Pronouns that end with self or selves and add information to the sentence are called

• intensive pronouns

• personal pronouns

• reflexive pronouns

• adjectives

The word that a pronoun takes the place of is referred to as the

• adverb

• antecedent

• objection

• adjective

Identify the pronoun(s) in the sentence below:

That is the best book I have ever read.

• read

• best

• book

• that

Identify the antecedent(s) in the following sentence.

That is the best book I have ever read.

• read

• best

• book

• That

Identify the pronoun(s) in the following sentence.

Tom, did you submit the article?

• Tom

• article

• did submit

• you

Identify the antecedent(s) in the following sentence.

Tom, did you submit the article?

• Tom

• article

• did submit

• you

Identify the pronoun(s) in the following sentence.

I helped myself to another cookie.

• I

• myself

• I. myself

• cookie

• another